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Horse

BBC One
on BBC One London

Eaten, worked, exploited, honoured, and enjoyed...
What part have horses played in man's history? What has the horse done for man? What has man done to the horse?
Commentary spoken by Paul Rogers.
Written by A. C. H. Smith
Music composed and conducted by Sidney Sager and played by a section of the BBC Northern Orchestra
From the West

Contributors

Narrator:
Paul Rogers
[Commentary] written by:
A. C. H. Smith
Original script and research by:
Desmond Morris
Original script and research by:
Ramona Morris
Music composed and conducted by:
Sidney Sager
[Music] played by:
A section of the BBC Northern Orchestra
Sound mixer:
Marie Mines
Film editor:
Keith Hopkins Producer: Nicholas Crocker
Producer:
Christopher Parsons
Source: Radio Times

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